The National Trust is an institution embedded in British history. As a result, it has become embroiled in a debate around the nation’s colonial past. How is it navigating this scrutiny and developing to meet contemporary ideals? And what does this tell us about dealing with contentious narratives?

The UK government will give secondary school pupils the opportunity to take a GCSE that focuses on the natural world. The move comes as younger generations increasingly explore how their careers may align with their values, with some seeking out more targeted and purposeful education.

As people grow more aware of social justice issues, there’s greater pressure on brands to meaningfully champion diversity, equity, and inclusion to stay in step with consumers. Dr. Martens’ track record of authentic campaigning and cross-pollination with LGBTQ+ communities is meeting these demands.

The National Museum of Wales has announced two artist commissions that will reframe the legacy of British Army officer Sir Thomas Picton. The museum joins a number of cultural institutions that are working to present a 360-degree view of the often ignored aspects of British colonial history.